GEOSTATIONARY SATELLITES

A geosynchronous satellite is a satellite whose orbital track on the Earth repeats regularly over points on the Earth over time. If such a satellite's orbit lies over the equator, it is called a geostationary satellite. The orbits of the satellites are known as the geosynchronous orbit and geostationary orbit. (Wikipedia definition)

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Name	NORAD ID	Int'l Code	Launch date	Period [minutes]	Longitude
COSMOS 2379	26892	2001-037A	August 24, 2001	1435.9	133° E
GOES 12	26871	2001-031A	July 23, 2001	1452.5	29° W
ARTEMIS	26863	2001-029A	July 12, 2001	1450.3	94.7° W
ASTRA 2C	26853	2001-025A	June 16, 2001	1454	34.9° W
INTELSAT 901	26824	2001-024A	June 9, 2001	1457.2	53.4° W
INTELSAT 10 (PAS 10)	26766	2001-019A	May 15, 2001	1453.9	146.1° E
XM-1	26761	2001-018A	May 8, 2001	1454.5	143.3° W
GSAT 1	26745	2001-015A	April 18, 2001	1387	38.2° W
EKRAN 21	26736	2001-014A	April 7, 2001	1445.9	160.3° E
XM-2	26724	2001-012A	March 18, 2001	1453.3	159.6° W
BSAT-2A	26720	2001-011B	March 8, 2001	1451.9	10° E
EUTE 28A (EB 1)	26719	2001-011A	March 8, 2001	1457.6	49.1° E
USA 157	26715	2001-009A	February 27, 2001	1436	150.8° W
SKYNET 4F	26695	2001-005B	February 7, 2001	1452.4	143° W
SICRAL 1	26694	2001-005A	February 7, 2001	1458.4	142.6° W
TURKSAT 2A	26666	2001-002A	January 10, 2001	1466.3	160° E
BEIDOU 1B	26643	2000-082A	December 20, 2000	1450.9	77.3° E
AMC-8 (GE-8)	26639	2000-081B	December 20, 2000	1452.3	122.3° E
ASTRA 2D	26638	2000-081A	December 20, 2000	1454.5	176.2° E
ANIK F1	26624	2000-076A	November 21, 2000	1455.1	157.2° E
INTELSAT 1R (PAS 1R)	26608	2000-072A	November 16, 2000	1455	82.6° W
BEIDOU 1	26599	2000-069A	October 30, 2000	1455.9	24.5° W
INTELSAT 12 (PAS 12)	26590	2000-068A	October 29, 2000	1454.1	118.3° E
AMC-6 (GE-6)	26580	2000-067A	October 21, 2000	1436.1	135° W
THURAYA 1	26578	2000-066A	October 21, 2000	1454.7	46.4° W
NSAT 110	26559	2000-060A	October 6, 2000	1451.9	18.3° W
NSS 11 (AAP-1)	26554	2000-059A	October 1, 2000	1436.1	176° E
AMC-7 (GE-7)	26495	2000-054B	September 14, 2000	1452.6	120.6° E
ASTRA 2B	26494	2000-054A	September 14, 2000	1455.7	166.1° E
EUROBIRD 4A(EUTELSAT W1)	26487	2000-052A	September 6, 2000	1466.7	0.7° W
RADUGA 1-5	26477	2000-049A	August 28, 2000	1436.9	90.4° E
NILESAT 102	26470	2000-046B	August 17, 2000	1468.7	167.7° E
BRAZILSAT B4	26469	2000-046A	August 17, 2000	1452.1	74.8° W
INTELSAT 9 (PAS 9)	26451	2000-043A	July 28, 2000	1448.7	54.2° E
ECHOSTAR 6	26402	2000-038A	July 14, 2000	1457.6	119.7° E
COSMOS 2371	26394	2000-036A	July 4, 2000	1436.1	71.1° E
TDRS 8	26388	2000-034A	June 30, 2000	1436.1	85.4° E
FENGYUN 2B	26382	2000-032A	June 25, 2000	1438.5	13.7° W
EXPRESS 3A	26378	2000-031A	June 24, 2000	1457.9	16.1° E
GORIZONT 33	26372	2000-029A	June 6, 2000	1437.8	59.3° E
EUTE 36A (EUTE W4)	26369	2000-028A	May 24, 2000	1462.4	178.7° W
GOES 11	26352	2000-022A	May 3, 2000	1453.9	72.3° W
GALAXY 4R	26298	2000-020A	April 19, 2000	1442.2	173° E
EUTE 16C (SESAT 1)	26243	2000-019A	April 17, 2000	1455.2	31.9° E
INSAT 3B	26108	2000-016B	March 21, 2000	1445	103.3° W
ASIASTAR	26107	2000-016A	March 21, 2000	1436.1	105.1° E
EXPRESS 2A	26098	2000-013A	March 12, 2000	1465.5	58.6° W
SUPERBIRD 4	26095	2000-012A	February 18, 2000	1456.7	30.6° E
GARUDA 1	26089	2000-011A	February 12, 2000	1441.1	160° E
HISPASAT 1C	26071	2000-007A	February 3, 2000	1451.6	104.3° W

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